Import in `ready` method of kfet app config of `kfet.forms` may be
annoying because it starts executing `__init__` methods of fields.
Causing failures if these methods does DB calls, as `ready` may be
called before applying migrations.
AccountBackend
- Should now work if used in AUTHENTICATION_BACKENDS settings.
- It does not retieve itself the password, as it should not be used
this way.
GenericBackend
- Delete useless 'username' arg of its 'authenticate()' method.
- Now delete the token in DB.
TemporaryAuthMiddleware
- New name of the middleware is more meaningful.
- Is now responsible to retrieve the password from the request, instead
of the AccountBackend.
GenericTeamToken model
- Add a manager' method to create token, avoiding possible error due to
unicity constraint.
GenericLoginView (authentication with the kfet generic user)
- Replace obscure system with a 100% HTTP handling.
- See comments for more information.
Misc
- More docstrings!
- More tests!
- Add some i18n.
- Add kfet/confirm_form.html template:
Ask user to confirm sth via a form (which will send a POST request).
Context variables:
* title: the page title
* confirm_url: action attribute for <form>
* text: displayed confirmation text
- kfet.js : Add functions allowing to emit POST request from <a> tag.
- Non-link nav items from kfet navbar also get a 'title'.
- A utility has been found for the 'sunglasses' glyphicon!
Old configuration(/settings), based on Settings model, system is
deleted: SettingsForm, Settings.
New system use `django-djconfig` module.
- `kfet.config` module provides `kfet_config` to access configuration concerning
kfet app.
- Views, forms, models, etc now use this object to retrieve conf values.
- Views no longer add config values to context, instead templates use
`kfet_config` provided by a new context_processor.
- Enhance list and update views of settings.
- Fix: settings can directly be used without having to visit a specific
page...
Misc
- Delete some py2/3 imports
- Delete unused imports in kfet.models and kfet.views
- Some PEP8 compliance